English Teaching Samples
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English sample for children from 3yrs to 8yrs
A1 English Syllabus for Remote Learning
Welcome to A1 level English for remote learning! In this course, we will focus on developing your basic language skills in English through a variety of interactive online activities and exercises. By the end of this course, you should be able to:
Greet others and introduce yourself in English
Use basic vocabulary to describe people, places, and things
Understand and follow simple instructions in English
Use basic grammar structures, including present simple verb tenses and basic sentence structure
Engage in simple conversations with others in English
Here is an overview of the topics we will cover in this course:
Unit 1: Greetings and introductions
Greetings (Hello, Hi, Good morning/afternoon/evening)
Introducing oneself (My name is...)
Asking and telling someone's name
Unit 2: Basic vocabulary
Colors
Shapes
Animals
Body parts
Clothes
Unit 3: Basic grammar
Present simple verb tenses
Simple sentence structure (subject + verb + object)
Unit 4: Conversational skills
Asking and answering simple questions
Expressing likes and dislikes
Making requests
Giving and following simple instructions
Throughout the course, we will also focus on pronunciation and listening comprehension. You will have the opportunity to practice your speaking and listening skills through a variety of online activities and exercises, such as video calls, online games, and recorded audio exercises.
In addition to the in-class activities, you will also have remote homework assignments to complete each week. These assignments will help you practice and review the material covered in class.
English Teaching Sample for Business Class
Welcome to our administrative business English class! My name is Joy, and I'll be your instructor.
Before we begin, let's go over a few ground rules:
Please turn off your phones so that we can focus on the lesson.
If you have any questions, feel free to raise your hand and I'll be happy to help.
Let's try to speak in English as much as possible during the class.
Now, let's start by introducing ourselves. Can everyone please go around the room and say your name, your job title, and your company?
Great, now that we've all introduced ourselves, let's talk about some basic administrative business conversation starters.
Can you tell me more about your role in the company?
What are your responsibilities in your job?
How do you organize your workload?
Do you work closely with any other departments or teams?
These are all questions that you can use to start an administrative business conversation with someone. Let's practice using them with a partner.
[Have students practice conversation starters with a partner]
Great job! Now, let's move on to some common administrative business phrases and expressions that you can use in meetings and other professional settings.
Can you send me the agenda for the meeting?
I'd like to request a copy of the budget report.
Could you please forward me the email from the HR department?
I'm sorry, I'm not able to attend the conference call.
These are just a few examples, but there are many more administrative business phrases and expressions that you can use in your professional interactions.
[Have students practice using common administrative business phrases and expressions]
That's all for today's lesson. I hope you found it helpful and that you feel more confident using English in your administrative business conversations. Don't be afraid to make mistakes – it's the best way to learn and improve.
Thank you for participating and I'll see you in the next class!
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